Dear Guests, This Information Booklet is your guide. It contains all the necessary information to help you make the most out of your stay. We wish you a pleasant stay in Budapest, do not hesitate to come by our reception if you have any question!
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SECURITY SMOKING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED INSIDE THE APARTMENT! The penalty for smoking is EUR 150. Please smoke only on the balcony with the door closed! WE CAN ONLY TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR VALUES PLACED IN THE SAFETY BOX! In case you notice malfunction of the safe, inform our team at the reception! PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO LOCK THE FRONT DOOR WITH THE KEY when leaving the apartment! PLEASE RESPECT THE NOISE LEVELS IN THE APARTMENT! Parties and loud music is not allowed. From 10PM to 7AM the Security Service is making sure that the rules are observed. THE 24H AVAILABLE SECURITY SERVICE CAN BE REACHED by pressing the lower button on the Entry Phone.
OUR RECEPTION: Our Reception is located at the Central Passage building, at Király street 8. Opening Hours: every day 00:00 – 24:00 NON STOP CONTACT THE RECEPTION 0/24: phone / viber / WhatsApp: +36 20 274 7777 email: info@7seasonsapartments.com
GENERAL ENTRY CODE: 9119 at the main entrance of the building CHECK OUT TIME: 11:00 AM (Please handover the keys at the reception) Every room has a fast INTERNET CONNECTION Network name: 7SA-XX (any number) Password: 7SA-12345 You find this information on the router also. Our service includes DAILY MAID SERVICE. Our colleuge will be visiting the apartment between 10AM and 4PM, however if you have any preference over what time would you like to have cleaning within this time period, do not hesitate to contact our team. In case of Fire, please follow the Exit Lights on the corridors and use the staircase for evacuation instead of the elevators! If you have any question, problem or need any assistance, please call our reception, operating 24H every day at: +36 20 274 7777 Our Team is wishing you a wonderful stay!
USEFUL INFORMATION
USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS / TOURINFORM / HOLIDAYS / TAXIS / DRIVING / PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION / IC TRAINS / AIRPORT
USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS Emergency number: 112 Police: 107 Ambulance: 104 Fire department: 105 If you lose your passport, try not to panic and report it to the following authority: Budapest and Pest County Directorate of the Office for Immigration and Citizenship: 1117 Budapest, Budafoki út 60. 24–hour hotline: +36 1 463 9165 and +36 1 463 9181 24–hour English language crime hotline: +36 1 438 8080 Lost&Found: +36 1 322 6613
TOURINFORM CENTERS Tourinform offices are located in both airport terminals and at: 1051 Budapest, Sütő utca 1. (Deák Ferenc tér) 1052 Budapest, Liszt Ferenc Airport Terminal 2A/2B Alternatively, just call their 24–hour hotline: +36 1 438 8080 or drop an e–mail to hungary@tourinform.hu
NATIONAL HOLIDAYS January 1: New Year’s Day March 15: National Day Easter Monday (the date is different every year) Pentecost Monday (the date is different every year) August 20: St. Stephen’s Day October 23: National Day November 1: All Saint’s Day December 24–26: Christmas
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TAXIS Taxis have yellow registration number plates and yellow colour, they must have fare meters that can give you a reciept of the amount to pay. The payable is based on the statutory (must be the same at every company operating in Budapest) kilometer fee (280HUF/km), flat fee (450HUF) and waiting fee (70HUF/minute) if applicalbe. I YOU WISH TO TRAVEL WITHIN THE CITY, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO CALL A TAXI IN ADVANCE TO MAKE A RESERVATION (our team at the reception will be happy to help you with that) and to avoid private operators who - despite of the statutory fees – tend to overcharge. TAXI 6X6: +36 1 666 6666
DRIVING Hungary has excellent highway connections with the surrounding countries. Making it easy to get to many other cities throughout Europe. There are three basic types of roads in Hungary: Motorways, preceded by an ’M’, national highways are numbered (single digit) and secondary and tertiary roads have two or three digits. Motorways require a toll which can be bought at petrol stations. DRINKING AND DRIVING IS ILLEGAL. Your blood–alcohol level must be 0,00%. For more information: www.motorway.hu
PARKING IN BUDAPEST In the towncenter of Budapest you have to pay for parking on the street from 8 AM to 8 PM on weekdays. There are ticketmachines where you have to drop coins to get a ticket which you have to leave under the windshield. The parking fees might be different at the emhasized touristical areas, you can check the parking fees on the following website: https://www.nemzetimobilfizetes.hu/articles/view/parkolas-zonak Parking is available our the building as well on the -2nd floor of the garage, at the price of EUR 20 / night, please contact our team at the reception for help or information!
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The Funicular Railway (Siklo) in Budapest is a 19th century nostalgia cable car on the side of the Buda Castle Hill, which will take you from the Chain Bridge up to the top of the Castle Hill, right next the Royal Palace and the Hungarian Presidential Palace in the Buda Castle District. The Funicular runs almost every day, the terminal of the Funicular Railway is on Adam Clark Square, near the Tunnel under the Castle Hill, at the foot of the Chain Bridge on the Buda side.
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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Budapest’s network of public transport services includes buses, trolleybuses, trams, underground trains (Metró) and above–ground suburban trains (HÉV). Tickets must be bought before boarding and are available at underground stations, news kiosks, and from vending machines at many bus and tram stops. A NEW TICKET HAS TO BE VALIDATED AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH JOURNEY. Insert it into the slot in the small orange box situated near the doors of buses, trolleybuses, trams and HÉV trains, and before the escalators at Metró stations. Ticket inspectors can ask to see tickets and passes on any vehicle and anywhere on the underground system, including after you have got off. Being unable to present a ticket may result you being slapped with a fine of up to 18,000 HUF. Trams are probably the most scenic way to get around the city and the main lines you’ll need to use are 2, 4, 6, 4 and 49. The first runs along the Danube, whereas lines 4, and 6 represent the busiest lines in Europe and run around the Grand Boulevard (körút). Lines 47 and 49 depart from Deák Ferenc square and run over Szabadság Bridge into Buda. LOST&FOUND: for items lost on public transportation, call: +36 1 322 6613 From more information: www.bkv.hu
INTERCITY TRAINS From Budapest’s three main railway stations you can travel all around Hungary and to other countries on intercity and express lines. Trains going abroad and intercity trains tend to be more confortable than local lines. TICKETS CAN BE RESERVED AND PURCHASED ONLINE (IN HUNGARIAN) AND PURCHASED AT STATIONS. RAILWAY STATIONS (PÁLYAUDVAR) IN BUDAPEST Keleti (East): 1087 Budapest, Baross tér Nyugati (West): 1066 Budapest, Nyugati tér Déli (South): 1013 Budapest, Krisztina krt. 37/A Check out the website at: www.elvira.hu
AIRPORT The Airport of Budapest is called Liszt Ferenc Airport. To get to the Airport, the most convenient way is to use our PRIVATE TRANSFER SERVICE, with ourt trusty, english speaking drivers, comfortable minivans with free wifi on board at fixed rates that can be added to your bill. Our rates can be found at the back of this booklet. To make a reservation, please contact our team at the reception! Thus in case you prefer public transportation, you can take the Bus 100E that is leaving from Deák Ferenc square directly to the Airport.
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MAP OF THE AREA
Post offices:
Budapest post office #5: 1051 Budapest Bajcsy–Zsilinszky út 16, opened: Monday to Friday: 08:00–20:00 Budapest post office #53: 1053 Budapest Múzeum krt 31–33, opened: Monday to Friday: 09:00–17:00
Grocery shop:
in front of the building there is a shop which is non–stop, there is an other one on the right corner as well and if you need a bigger supermarket there is a Tesco not far from here.
Bank:
If you leave the building and turn right, walk appr. 100 meters and you will find a bank on the left corner with an ATM working 24hours.
Exchange office:
If you leave the building and turn right, walk appr. 80 meters, on the opposite side of the Király street you will find an exchange office. The exchange offices in the center have quite good rates but avoid changing money at Railway stations and at the Airport if possible.
Pharmacy:
If you leave the building and turn right, walk about 100 meters and on the corner turn left and in about 150 meters you will find an pharmacyon the left side. It is called BENU and has a green cross sign over it’s entrance.
Bakery:
Almost in front of the building, a bit on the right on the opposite side of the street.
Metro Station:
The closest metro station is the station “Deák Ferenc tér” on the right corner. The 3 metro lines we have in Budapest are meeting here and on the surface there is a tram station also so as for public transportation, we are very well located.
Medical Service:
1067 Budapest, Dob u. 86, phone:+36 1 321 0358 SOS HUNGARY (Medical service that is available to be called to the spot)
Dentist:
1067 Budapest, Király utca 14., phone: +36 1 269 6010
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TOP 10 SIGHTS
OF OUR WONDERFUL BUDAPEST
1 / BUDAPEST PARLIAMENT The Hungarian Parliament Building (Hungarian: Országház, which translates to House of the Country) is the seat of the National Assembly of Hungary, one of Europe’s oldest legislative buildings, a notable landmark of Hungary and a popular tourist destination of Budapest. It lies in Lajos Kossuth Square, on the bank of the Danube, in Budapest. It is currently the largest building in Hungary. As the millennial celebrations of 1896 approached, the nation’s demand for representation channelled the conception of a unique Parliament building. The Palace of Westminster in part inspired the design, but a well–known Hungarian architect, Imre Steindl, laid out the plans in their entirety. The building stretches 268 meters in its length, along the Danube bank. Ornamented with white neo–gothic turrets and arches, it forms the most outstanding landmark of the Pest side horizon. Statues of Hungarian monarchs and military commanders decorate the outer walls. The unique interior design includes huge halls, over 12,5 miles of corridors, a 96 meters high central dome, and 691 rooms. When the Parliament is not in session, all these can be visited (cameras are allowed); tours are offered in English, French, German, Russian, Hebrew, Japanese, Italian and Spanish.
10 min. walk
For visiting the Parliament of Budapest, ticket purchase in advance is necessary, do not hesitate to ask our help at the reception. For ticket and schedule information visit: www. latogatokozpont. parlament.hu/en
2 / ST STEPHEN’S BASILICA 5 min. walk
St. Stephen’s Basilica is a Roman Catholic basilica in Budapest, Hungary. It is named in honour of Stephen, the first King of Hungary (c 975–1038), whose mummified fist is housed in the reliquary. This is the most important church building in Hungary, one of the most significant tourist attractions and the third highest building in Hungary. Basilica is located in the city center, it is free to enter to the church itself and for a great panorama view, you can buy a ticket to it’s lookout tower. For information regardint to tickets and schedule check: http://en.bazilika.biz/
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TOP 10 SIGHTS
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3 / HEROE’S SQUARE Andrássy avenue starts out at Bajcsy–Zsilinszky út, opposite the Basilica. This beautiful, two and– a–half kilometre (1.5 mi) long avenue was constructed at the end of the last century almost simultaneously from both ends; the resuling row of buildings, mainly neo–Renaissance and neo–Baroque, thus gives an impression of unity. The avenue is now full with famous international fashion stores. The Heroe’s square is one of the most visited sights of the Hungarian capital, it is situated in front of the City Park, at the end of the Andrássy Avenue, a World Heritage site. At the two sides the representative buildings of the Museum of Fine Arts and the Art Gallery both worth a visit. Since the last couple of years, the two museums have been competing for the attention of visitors with high standard temporary exhibitions.
30 min. walk
4 / ROYAL PALACE 40 min. walk
The Royal Palace is one of the most significant building of Budapest, also Hungary with it’s beautiful site that is part of the World Heritage since 1987. The building is located on top of the Castle Hill, and it is hosting the National Széchenyi Library and the National Gallery and is connected to the “ Várkert Bazár (Castle Garden Bazaar)”, that oftern gives place to events such as the Crafts Festival or Wine Festival.
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5 / CASTLE DISTRICT The Fishermen’s Bastion is one of the most popular spots of the Castle District with visitors, as it offers a grand panorama of almost the entire city. It is situated ac the eastern side of Castle Hill, and can be reached from the centre of the district, Szentháromság tér (Trinity Square). The Castle District worth a visit for it’s building’s unique architecture, medival athmosphere and natural environment.
40 min. walk
The Castle District is easy to get to by the BUS 16, that is leaving directly from the Deák Square next to us.
6 / VÁCI STREET & DANUBE PROMENADE
7 / BUDAPEST STATE OPERA
Váci Street is The bustling walking area of the downtown offering famous cafés, terraces, elegant shops, boutiques and theatres. Not to mention the view of the Castle from the Danube Promenade, that is located in between the Elisabeth Bridge and famous Chain Bridge.
The neo–renaissancebuilding is a pearl of architecture, the lavish inner decoration reflects elegance and splendour. Guided tours are organised every afternoon. A performance is an unforgettable experience too.
10 min. walk
8 / GELLÉRT HILL & THE CITADEL For the best panorama of Budapest, Gellért Hill definitely worth a visit. The old fortress and the statue of Liberty can be seen from far, they are an important part of the cityscape. By the Gellért Hill, you can find the Hotel Gellért, a very specious building in which the Gellért Termal Bath is located. That is one of the biggest spas and it’s architecture is very impressive.
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9 / CITY PARK 35 min. walk
The largest green area of Budapest conceals the Castle of Vajdahunyad, the Széchenyi termal bath (which is the biggest termal bath in Europe), and the Zoo. It is a beloved corner of the city for walking and relaxing. Tickets to Széchenyi Bath (also Gellért Bath) are available at our reception, do not hesitate to ask for information.
10 / CENTRAL MARKET HALL The Great Market Hall or Central Market Hall on Fővám Tér in the 9th district, is the largest indoor market in Budapest. It was built in 1896 and designed by Samu Pecz. On the ground–floor you can find a variety of goods, mainly groceries, on the first floor some eateries and souvenir shops. For an inside view of Hungarian Cuisine, we strongly reccommend you to check our this great market!
15 min. walk
Market Hall is open every day from 6am except for Sundays. For some information on our cuisine and main dishes, look up this guide’s section on Tradicional Food.
+1 / MARGARET ISLAND Árpád Bridge to the north, and Margaret Bridge to the south connect Margaret Island with the city. The island is 2.5 km (1.4 mi) long, 500 m (550 yards) wide, and it covers 225 acres (see map 4/b). In contrast to similar islands in other great cities, this one has not been built over, but has remained a huge park in the heart of the city. In the Middle Ages cloisters were built on the “Rabbits’ Island”, as it was then called at the beginning of the nineteenth century members of the royal family living in Buda transformed it into a landscape garden. By the turn of the century it had become a health resort owing to its therapeutic springs.
60 min. walk
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TYPICAL HUNGARIAN DISHES MAIN DISHES / SOUPS / GARNISHES / PASTRIES / SNACKS / DESSERTS
THE BASICS ON MAIN DISHES Soup is usually followed by some kind of meat dish with potato, pasta or rice garnishings. Famous soups are: Gulyás (Goulash), Halászlé (Fish Soup), Bableves (Bean Soup), Tyúkhúsleves (Chicken Meat Soup) ect. Pickles or salad made from seasonal vegetables accompany meat dishes. Pörkölt and paprikás are the most popular Hungarian meat dishes. Pörkölt is a ragout made from pork, beef or mutton or chicken with onions and paprika powder as the main spice. Fried Goose liver (libamáj) and many Venison dishes are also must–try Hungarian delicacies. Stuffed cabbage (töltött káposzta) is a traditional delicious Hungarian dish that is often made for holidays like Christmas or Easter.
Traditional Gulyás at Antré Restaurant
There are a range of pasta dishes that our peculiar to Hungarian cuisine. Typical pasta dishes: Túrós csusza (pasta with cottage cheese) káposztás tészta (pasta squares with braised cabbage), savoury pastas. Sweet pasta dishes include túrógombóc (cottage cheese dumplings), szilvásgombóc (plum dumplings) and palacsinta (pancakes). If you’re vegetarian try Főzelék which is vegetables simmered usually in water and thickened with roux. Try tökfőzelék (marrow with dill and sour cream), or finomfőzelék (mixed vegetables thickened with white sauce). In restaurants they are served with stew, porkchop, or fried eggs depeding of the type of the főzelék. Smoked meat or sausage is essential for the cooking of some főzelék, like babfőzelék (made from beans). If you’re a strict vegetarian ask the waiter before ordering a főzelék that whether meat or meat stock was used during its preparation. TIP: Always check on the menu whether the garnish is included in the price of the meal.
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Generally in Hungarian Cuisine we use a lot of spices and our dishes are usually “heavy” with lost of meat and generous sizes. A full lunch is normally built up of 3 courses, a starter (that is usually a bowl of soup), a main dish with garnish, salad or pickles and a dessert. We can reccommend you to try a glass of tasty Hungarian Wine with your meal and a shot of Hungarian aperitif; Pálinka, that is the most traditional fruit brandy, or Unicum, that is also very popular and is made of Herbs. When visiting a restaurant, check the menu in advance if possible, whether the service fee and price of garnishes are included or excluded. Typically the restaurants in around the touristic area are a little more expensive but you can choose from a wide selection of genres and price categories around town.
TYPICAL HUNGARIAN DISHES MAIN DISHES / SOUPS / GARNISHES / PASTRIES / SNACKS / DESSERTS
HUNGARIAN PASTRIES, CAKES, SNACKS If you have a sweet tooth you do not want to miss luscious Hungarian cakes scrumptious pastries. Coffee houses, cafés are the best places to try these sweet delights. Take your time to select from the array of cakes and gateaus behind the counter. Must-try desserts include: Dobos torta (Dobos cake) – sponge layered with rich chocolate cream and coated with crunchy caramel Eszterházy torta cake layered with walnut cream. Krémes – light vanilla cream filled between two layers of crunchy puff pastries. Rigó Jancsi – chocolate sponge filled with light chocolate mousse and coated with chocolate. Rákóczi túrós – cottage cheese cake. Strudels (rétes), a flaky pastry with various fillings (cottage cheese, apple, poppyseed and cherries etc. ) are all–time favourites among Hungarians. Kürtős kalács (a hollow, cylinder shaped pastry coated with castor sugar, cinnamon or walnut) is usually sold onfestivals and outdoor events. Gesztenye püré (chestnut puree) or Somlói Galuska (Somló sponge cake: sponge dumplings with chocolate sauce, rum and whipped cream) are typical luscious Hungarian desserts. For quick morning snacks try túrós táska (pastry filled with cottage cheese) or kakós csiga (cacao snail: rolled pastry filled with chocolate) pastries from bakeries. Lángos, a round, deep–fried dough is a savoury snack that you can get at food stalls in vegetable markets. Pogácsa, a kind of salty biscuit with various flavourings (cracklings, cheese, cabbage) is another option for a quick bite.
“Somlói Galuska” at Antré Restaurant
“Túrógombóc” at Antré Restaurant
“Lángos” at Antré Restaurant
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ANTRÉ, the restaurant that was opened for You TRADITIONAL TASTE EXPERIENCE IN MODERN ENVIRONMENT
Antré is for You, for our Guests, every bit of it. The menu is planned to contain classic dishes that you really should try in Hungary, items that make it easy for a family with kids to have a decent dinner, Hungarian specialities that are barely available anywhere else, all made of only selected quality ingredients. Our wine list has the best of the country on it, the design and layout is planned to serve any function of the day, from having a sandwitch and coffee while waiting for the keys of the apartment, breakfast with wide selection to have a great start for a day full of sightseeing, trying some hungarian cocktail specialities before going out to the buzzing nighlife of Budapest to enjoying a really memorable Hungarian dinner with your family or friends. A la Carte and Full Buffet Breakfast * Live Music every day * Daily Lunch menu with Hungarian dishes and ingredients * Wide Selection of Hungarian Wines * Hungarian Tasting Menus * “Order to the Room” Service *
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// 3300HUF
WEEKLY MENU
WITH A FREE DRINK WEEKDAYS 11.30 - 15.00
2COURSES 3COURSES with a drink for 1890 Ft
with a drink & coffee for 2650 Ft
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
AROUND BUDAPEST BATHS / BUS TOURS / RIVER CRUISES
HOP ON HOP OFF BUS SERVICE AROUND BUDAPEST If you are courious about the main and most important sights of Budapest and would like to learn a little bit about them while having the freedom of choosing whether you would like to stay to wonder around or to go on to the next attraction, Hop on Hop off bus service is just perfect for you!
Tickets are available at the Reception!
Tickets are valid for 2 days and can be used on buses as many times as you wish! Tickets include: - two bus lines and a ship cruise - 20 languages available on the buses (audioguide) - english and german live guides on the boats
FAMOUS BATHS OF BUDAPEST Budapest holds the title "City of Spas" since the year 1934, as it has more thermal and medicinal water springs than any other capital city in the world. For anyone visiting our beautiful capital it’s a must to try some of these as it is a truly remarkable experience. The two biggest baths are Széchenyi Bath and Gellért Bath. About Széchenyi: - it has over 18 pools (indoor and outdoor) - massages and medicinal services are available - variety of massage services are offered in the bath - open every day from 6am to 10pm About Gellért: - it has over 10 pools (indoor and outdoor) - massages and medicinal services are available - variety of massage services are offered in the bath - open every day from 6am to 8pm
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Tickets are available at the Reception!
SIGHTSEEING TOURS
AROUND BUDAPEST BATHS / BUS TOURS / RIVER CRUISES
LEGENDA RIVER CRUISE ON THE DANUBE Legenda offers both Sightseeing Cruises and romantic Dinner Cruises on their high quality, fully glass covered ships with the beautiful view over the Danube, Castle, Chain Bridge and Citadel.
Tickets are available at the Reception!
Tickets include: 1 h 10 m long daytime sightseeing cruise 30-language audio-guide 1 glass of drink 1 glass of "Duna Bella" lemonade Free wifi on board 1h 30min free time on Margaret Island. Legenda is also offering Dinner Cruises (A’La Carte and Dinner Package), for more information, please contact our reception!
OTHER SERVICES AVAILBLE Massages After a long day of sightseeing a refreshing massage is probably the best way of recharging. Choose among the beautiful and well equipped massage salons of Budapest or order a professional to your apartment at any time of the day, have some time for yourself or have a couple massage at the same time with your partner. Some of the selection: Svedish Massage, Refreshing Massage, Full Body Massage, Aroma Teraphy Massage, Couple Massage, Chocolate Massage, Oil, Back, Foot or Ayurvedic Massages and many, many more... Tours Around Hungary If you are the lucky traveller who has more than a few days in our capital, you can not only discover Budapest but Hungary as well. It is actually easier than you would think, you just can reserve a tour to basically anywhere you would like. Professional guides, well experienced drivers and organizers will take care that you have a wonderful time. Some of the most popular destinations: Lake Balaton, Wine Regions of Etyek, Herend (where the famous porcelain is made), Hortobágy (grand mere of the country), Danube Bend, Gödöllő and many, many more... (please note that the availability of the tours to the countryside may be seasonal)
Tickets are availble at our reception at the same prices, you can buy them in advance hassle free, without waiting in the queue. For reservation or information, please contact our team at the reception, our colleuges will be happy to help you!
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION GOOD TO KNOW
OUR PRIVATE TRANSFER SERVICE / HOUSEKEEPING / HOW TO...
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND RESERVATION PLEASE ASK AT OUR RECEPTION! Need a special ride? We are offering private transfer service all round Budapest or even for longer distances based on your needs! Do not hesitate to enquire at our reception!
fixed rates, no waiting time - no surprise air-conditioned minivans with large legroom free in car wireless internet experienced english speaking drivers with deep knowledge of Budapest safety seats for children you are delivered to the doorstep of our reception
CLEANING LIST & PRICES
BASIC INFORMATION INCLUDED AND OPTIONAL CLEANING SERVICES
STANDARD DAILY CLEANING (BETWEEN 10:00-16:00) ARE INCLUDING FREE OF CHARGE: -
Changing towels for fresh one (once a day) Emptying bins Cleaning bathroom and toilets Making the beds up
SERVICES AVAILBLE IF YOU WISH TO ADD: APARTMENT CLEANING: Studio Apartment:
EUR 10.00 + bedlinen and towels
1 Bedroom Apartment:
EUR 12.00 + bedlinen and towels
2 Bedroom Apartment:
EUR 14.00 + bedlinen and towels
2 Bedroom Superior Apartment:
EUR 16.00 + bedlinen and towels
3 Bedroom Apartment:
EUR 20.00 + bedlinen and towels
EXTRAS: Washing machine detergent Dishwasher tablets Changing bedlinen / person Extra towels
HOW TO USE THE OVEN OWEN
Set the program control switch to “hand” position
Set the temperature
Choose the baking type
HOT PLATE
Set the program control switch to “hand” position
Set the temperature
Set the power
HOW TO USE THE HEATING THE THERMOSTAT
Current temperature
Lower or rise the temperature
THE RADIATORS
Heating OFF
Heating on the MAXIMUM
HOW TO USE THE DISWASHER LOADING THE DISHWASHER
1. Load the dishwasher with the dirty dishes 2. Remove the wrap from the dishwasher tablet and place the tablet into the holder
THE CONTROL PANEL
After loading the dishwasher and placing the dishwasher tablet in the tablet holder, choose the program you prefer to start
BALCONY DOOR HANDLE USAGE CLOSED
When the handle is positioned downwards, the door is closed, do not drag the door please!
OPEN
When the handle is positioned horizontally, you can open the door by pulling it towards you.
AIRING MODE
When the handle is positioned upwards, the door is in airing mode, pull gently to let fresh air in.
WINDOW HANDLE USAGE CLOSED
When the handle is positioned downwards, the window is closed, do not drag the window please!
OPEN
When the handle is positioned horizontally, you can open the window by pulling it towards you.
AIRING MODE
When the handle is positioned upwards, the window is in airing mode, pull gently to let fresh air in.